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Michael Cima, Faculty Advisor Whitney Cornforth, Instructor Marty Demaine, Instructor Brendon Edwards, Instructor Stephanie Hartman, Instructor Peter Houk, Lab Director Sandy Martin, Monitor Alexander Rosenberg, Monitor
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Stephanie Hartman I started out as a beginner in the MIT Glass Lab in 2001. I was immediately hooked. I continued to take classes in furnace blowing, casting, sandblasting and graal techniques. I started monitoring practice sessions about three years ago, and last year began teaching beginner's classes. In the summer of 2006, I studied at the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. Prior to my work with glass, my main artistic outlet was drawing - particularly the human figure. I hope to explore metal casting next and combine all three art forms together in a single piece or installation. |
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